Jan 8, 2013
(Original)
I never thought about the differences between goals and resolutions before.
When I heard that the theme of Toastmasters this week was “Goals, not resolutions, for 2013”, I googled.
But the search results confused me even further. Some people define, “One’s a hope (goal), and one’s a plan (resolution),” while others define, “goals are specific and measurable, resolutions are not”.
What’s your definition and what are the your goals or resolutions year 2013?
(Correction)
I never thought about the differences between goals and resolutions before.
When I heard that the theme of Toastmasters this week was “Goals, not resolutions, for 2013”, I googled the two terms, but the search results confused me even further. Some people say, “One’s a hope (goal), and one’s a plan (resolution),” while others argue that, “goals are specific and measurable, resolutions are not”.
When I heard that the theme of Toastmasters this week was “Goals, not resolutions, for 2013”, I googled the two terms, but the search results confused me even further. Some people say, “One’s a hope (goal), and one’s a plan (resolution),” while others argue that, “goals are specific and measurable, resolutions are not”.
What’s your definition and what are the your goals or resolutions year 2013?
April, Go For It! 